Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-10

| HIS SDOulN nave DetIl uOut ~ yttiS dSo
IA musical convention is being held here
this week. under the direction of Prof. Har-
| rington of the BisDee Concert company OF
Boston. George Stone, who has been
studying theology in New York is home
for brief vacation. This summer he will
tutor two Fifth avenue boys at their sum-
mer home at Long Branch. The band
takes its annual excursion to Burlington
on the Maquam Monday, June 18TH, If a
game of ball can be arranged with the
L. V. NJ. IS the Swanton base ball club
will go prepared to play friendly game.
The club has not played any as yet, but
they worked so well together last year 1T
is believed they will be able to play the
college boys respectable game. The
second week in June is to be lively one
for the town, the State Sunday school coll
venton holding an annual meeting here:
80. The new carpets have greatly improved
the appearance of the Congregational
church. -. The Maquam took a party of
pleasure seekers to Pattsburgh Saturday
-. Joseph Catlin was married ID Florence
Bullard Wednesday and Thursday even
ing Burtt Bliss and Carrie Whitcomb
were married at the American House, the
home of the brides parents. Henry
Tatro, killed in the Hardwlck accident,
was insured for $1,000 Mrs. Tatro is left
with baby two weeks old. &. Laura Kill
burn, bookkeeper for Beeman Bros, has
returned from Waterbury.
Cambridge.
Mr. Elam father of Mrs. J. Page, ex-
poets to spend the summer III Michigan.
......H. w. Varnum goes to New Hamp-
: shire this week to superintend railroad
, job. 80, lightning struck the bank above
the river in Madison Heath's woods, caus-
river. Stephen Cornell is repairing
his dwelling. .....J ustin 1abOuntys house
5 near the Boro will be done in July......
, Rev. Mr.. Wheelock's IS visit in Boston was
shortened by the death of Mrs. Foster ...
5 Mrs. DR.. Holton has returned to Albany,
| n. Y, after a visit to her parents, Rev.
= and Mrs. Bowen. b. G. Macy has
/ graded the grounds about his house. 49,.
In town for brief visits recently were,
Oscar Atwood OF Rutland, Mrs. Williams
of Essex, visiting her sister, Mrs. Lavigne,
= Elsie Raymore and Kate Fletcher, Mrs.
4 o. l.. Woods of Morrisvllle, Rev. L..
= S. Gates and Miss Eva Ellinwood. 49,.
: Captain Kentield has removed to this
l town from Arlington, Mass. Rev. Ed
= win Wheelock preached at the school
n house at North Cambridge recently......
$ The venerable Harry Montague is off for
a visit in Boston and New York. k......
n Misses Alice and Nellie Hooper of Los
0 Angeles, Cal, are the guests of Mrs. A.
: X. Ellsworth in North Cambridge.
: Rev. Mr. Barnard is preaching at East
+ Cambridge. Loren b. Case of Califor-
. MIA is making stay of a few months in
e North Cambridge. &C. n. Morse of
= North Cambridge has completed boat
for his own use on the Lamoille river.
: Mrs. George A. Wells has been under DR..
o Buchanan's care for a week with quinsy
a ........A movement is on foot to secure
j. the construction of bridge over the La
j. moille at the Junction. The lightning
d during the storms of last week came close
to Cambridge. Charles Prior's barn was
It damaged and Noble Bennett was stunned
r at the same time. ........ Butter to the
d amount of 3?5 tubs and 80.
n dozen of eggs changed hands mar
s ket day at Jetfersonville.
"a Rev. Gemont Graves of Burlington Off
e ciated at Jeffersonville last Sunday.
:, Mrs. George b. Hulburd, we'll known il
e Cambridge as Miss Anna Patch and high
If ly esteemed rs teacher and lady, died a
e her home in Waterville, May 31.,..
e Charles Baker is painting his house il
If olive tints. Rev. Mr., Tenney ha
$ changed the hour of Sunday service a
Jeflersonvllle to 1920 a. No.. Myrtle
Larrabee and Miss Tracy of Belvidere ant
:, Miss Myrtle Perham of:Falrfax spent las
7, Barnard holds Baptist meeting at Eas
l. Cambridge every second Sunday at l
l. O'Clock a. No.. Miss Rossie Dickinson i:
IS home from Williston for visit.
,r North Ferrisburgh.
,e Revs. S. NJ. Wilbur and &. H. Robin
IL exchanged pulpits Sunday the latter hell
l. u sacramental Service.......It 1t was Mrs
T. and not Mr. Cronk who is still great sui
y terer from an accident received last winter
=. ..... 1t is Mr.. Lewis Burbo and not MI
y Burk who Is rspalrlng his house. ..... Mrs
e. &. W. Palmer pleasantly entertained an
:. sumptuouslv fed the ladies of tn
III Woman's Foreign Missionary society las
" Wednesday afternoOn...... Mr. Georg
Sc Ambrose is the champion ba's catcher Q
As the place. He shares his fortune with hi
Do pastor and other neighbors .....H Hon. \
Is j. Allen is building barn near the res
+ dence lie built last summer and now occu
IL pied by Mr.. John Reynolds, ..... Mr.. c. L
Percval is home from visit with his sol
in Kansas. Henry is well and doing wei
u, ~ pairing for children's day ..... Mrs Mahal
~ Palmer was 80 years old last Sunday
e. She is not as old as her years indicate.
- Mr.. NJ. f. Allen pays the going price fo
+ butter and ships large quantities
~ Those who are fond of the rod throng tn
~, ~ banks of Lewis creek and the shores {
y the lake, and not without success.
re Fairfax.
x Miss Jennie ID. Cas- is out of town on
ne visit to relatives Nenophon W heele
III came home from Burlington where he
ry in his last term at the University
IA to spend Sunday with his parents Jo'
W eph Purmost Is improving his premises b
lS painting his house. John Alfred an
N. viii Foss, who have been over into tn
rs State of New York on a fishing expedition
,ly returned Saturday. They report a goo
u time but not IA great quantity of fish.
i Horace Soue has gone to Fairfield wher
ry he has bought the David Bailey place,
OF large farm of between two and three hun
ne dred acres and a fine house and ou
ld buildings. .... Mrs. Betsy Buck is tn
'ld guest of Mrs. William Buck, where sh
ed will remain until her granddaughter, Mr.
IN. Horace Soule, gets settled in her ne
ry home, when she will go to reside with ht
raj in Fairfield Mrs Buck has been almo.
Is a life long resident of this town havin
en- come here on her first marriage with Pa
po' Ker Farnsworth, 80 years ago. She wi
n, be much missed by her freinds ..... Mr.
TN l.ucretia Havens has retured from Ca
;n- ton to remain for while with her j.
its valid brother, S. j. Stafford ..... The
" G. T., under the competitive system,
ek increasing in numbers quite rapidly ...
ne |. b. Richardson Post of G. A. r., is
ere a prosperous condition and is doing goC
ne work outside the post in awakening
sd' spirit of patriotism In the young peopl
l :, throughout the community and we hoI